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the new classification and evaluation system is like a grand project to reshape the financial world. it will guide public fund managers to develop in a more stable and valuable direction. the regulatory authorities have clearly pointed out that compliance and risk control are the bottom line of operations, bringing a sense of security to investors and becoming a new direction for the development of public funds.

the logic behind this is like a complex yet clear puzzle. the regulatory orientation of "supporting the best and limiting the worst" will bring profound changes to the industry. the responsibilities and obligations of fund managers have been redefined. the new evaluation system replaces the simple argument of "business scale" with a more comprehensive and accurate evaluation standard.

for example, in the new classification evaluation system, class a managers will be given higher rating rights because they have to bear greater responsibilities. their contributions to compliance and risk control will be further recognized and affirmed. this is also the expectation for public fund managers, encouraging them to devote themselves to the business more seriously and bring more security and value to investors.

at the same time, the new evaluation system also clarifies the rules for "deductions". only by truly improving one's own management level can one get a better evaluation. the regulatory authorities are taking practical actions to promote the development of the public fund industry in a better direction.

this will be a new chapter in the development of the mutual fund industry and a sign of change in the overall financial landscape. these new rules will give mutual funds a new order and direction and bring long-term stability and sustainable value to the industry.